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vii, 483 pages ; 20 cm
A moralist novel in which the hero, Richard Everton, a clergyman in a Cotswold country parish, campaigns against the pernicious influence of the local brewery, and for temperance and reform in the church
"September, 1908"--Title page verso
Publisher's decorated red cloth; ruled and lettered in white with stylized passion flower and triangle design stamped in dark olive on cover; three passion flower leaves in ruled panel stamped in dark olive on spine; signed with initials "GWH" arranged within a circle by designer George W. Hood
vii, 483 pages ; 20 cm
A moralist novel in which the hero, Richard Everton, a clergyman in a Cotswold country parish, campaigns against the pernicious influence of the local brewery, and for temperance and reform in the church
"September, 1908"--Title page verso
Publisher's decorated red cloth; ruled and lettered in white with stylized passion flower and triangle design stamped in dark olive on cover; three passion flower leaves in ruled panel stamped in dark olive on spine; signed with initials "GWH" arranged within a circle by designer George W. Hood
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